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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-07-19
Now Erie Telephone subscribers.

New Erie Telephone Subscribers.
10. American District Telegraph Com
pany. ~, u
$50. Barto a. Downs, real estate agents:
316. Babcock, Foot n Brown, Office ana
Spice Mills.
pa. Clancy, q. H., shirt factory.
236. Doyle, George, feed store.
800. Fourth National Bank.
235. Hopkins. s, b., residence.
10S. Harry, o. II. iron works.
11G. Harry, o. X esidence.
206. Harrolson Il Sharpe, house movers.
2G2. Holt, Rev. A. j. residence
1853. Hendrix, Evans Il Co., grocers.
90. Lee, w. NJ, residence.
1908. Meyer Bros. & Co., wholesale drug
gists.
1903. Reed & Mummert, plumbers.
-. Reeves Il Spence, law Office.
276. simpson. j. b., residence.
II. Shaw, W. A. a. Co., printers and
book-binders.
100 Tennson Bros, wholesale saddlery,
100 Tennison Bros, Collar factory @
rlngs).
2e7. Thatcher, DR.. w. f., office.
1Q2. Texas State Fair and Dallas EXPOSE
tion Association. office.
225. Texas Electric Light and Manufac-
turing Company, station.
10. Williams, W. L., law office.
147 Oppenhcim, d. G., residence
800. Crowdus, j. b., grocery store.
b. Daugherty's feed store. .,
IA Daugherty's land office, Merchants
Exchange.
49, Huvelle's fish and vegetable market.
3d. jackson Bros grocery store.
TO- Kouzoris' ice cream factory.
1914. O'Neall, j. NJ, livery stable.
14G. Scruggs, j. b. &c G.. II.
Sl7. De Stefano, Frank, wholesale fruit.
90. Dallas Ice Factory, Office.
a. Dallas Ice Factory.
1T6. Griffith e. Cowser's lumber yard
172. Grange Grocery Store.
$50. Grggs, w. h., residence.
217. McLaurin, DR.. III. H., residence.
257. Walter, N. c., lumber yard.
50. Wetsel & January, bus and transfer
line.
1870. Brooks, Dr., residence.
81 Dallas Grocery Company.
252. Dun, II. G. ~ Co
277. Enfield, VIM, residence, superin-
tendent gas works.
2s2. Moore, i. g., windows, sash, doors
1856. Bauchman & Smith, livery.
25S. Bates & Powers, produce.
pa. Browder Springs pumping station.
1926. Calaboose.
30. Chapman, Rev. Dr. residence.
$40. Cheaney, DR.. Dentist office.
2s5. Crutcher Bros. & Eakins, real estate
62. e rings Dallas ice factory office.
81. q rings East Dallas ice factory.
| 26S. Dodson & Co., job printers.
/. Edwards Il Gray, attorneys.
| 146. Excelsior soap works.
24l. Gas works.
04..Jones, Il. NJ. stationers.
30. Leake, w w. Col, residence.
| 1873. Momand Il Co. grocers.
| 22i. Moroney Hardware Co.,
$50. Mosher & Powell, Machine shop.
2Sl. Oldham Wheelock n Co., merchan-
| disc brokers.
300. Public Library.
$40. Ratio. Il. Il Co., candy factory.
| 90, Schoelikopfs q ii. residence.
| 233. Turtle Creek pump house.
| psi. Waller. g. V. druggist.
| 1856. Wendelken, j. NJ. residence.
80. Wheatley's residence.
800. Womans Exchange.
20. Williams, w. l. residence:
CA. READ, Manager.
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A Great Mystery Solved.

Here recently there have been lots
of residences decorated with eXquis-
tie designs of furniture and household
goods of the latest styles, and there
have been many inquiries where those
elegant goods came from. why, the
Texas lnstallmcnt Co, GIG Elm street,
sell them on small, easy installments.
The poor as well as the bankers are
invited to give us call, and see for
themselves that we sell on the install
ment plan as cheap as they can buy for
cash elsewhere
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The Grove School

Begins September 3: systematic work by
thorough teachers; progressive and adj
vanced methods; catalogue.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-07-19

Babies button shoes so cents pei
pair, at Hunstable 81 Moore's.
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Tinware and granite iron ware al
manufacturers prices for sale by
Nolan d 81 Co., 719 Elm.
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IlI,AGK WOLF !

Or Dlac.; Lcprcsy IL disease which is considered
incurab!c, but 1t las yielded to The curative prop
critics Of SWtrr'- SgEriric-uow known all Over
the world as :. =. s. Ma. Bailey, Of West Somcr'
VILE Mass, near Boston wasa,acl;cd several cara
agovith this hi,cuu> hlac; c:gp,ioh, ana was treat
ed By the best medical talent, who could only cav
that the disease was n SPECIES OF LEPTiCSY
and consequently ircural!c II is Impossible 10 de-
scribe her snl!crngs. ll,r boly frcm the crown Of
hrr bead 10 he soics ef her feet was mass Of de-
cav :he flesh rniiing or aid leaving great cavities
llgr fingers icsicrcd AID suural rails dropped OH
at one time. II limbs CONTRACTED by The fearful
liberation, and for Years sac did net tivc her bed
Tier weight was reduced from 1875 TO GO lbs. Some
faint idea OF her condition can be plcan' from
lie fact that three pounds 81 Cosmolinc OF ONT
ticnt were used licr week In dressing her sores
Finally the Physicians acknowledged their dcfoe'
BY this Black Wolf, ard CON ncndod the euiiere
u her nlwisc Creator.
Her husband hearing wonderful reports ofSwiftT
Specific Is. S. ~. prcvHcd On her TO try IL as
last resort. She bean It's use under protest, bus
soon found that her system was being relieved o.
the poison. as the sorrs lssumcd q rcd aid healthy
color, IA though the blood was becoming pure and
active. Mrs Bailey continued the ). ;. >. urtilast
February; every sore was healed thc discarded
chair ard cmtches and was for the first time IN j
years we'll woman. Hes husband, Mr.. &. A. Bat
lev, is in business at IN blackstone Street. Dos
ton and will take pleasure in giving the details OF
this wonderful cnre. Send 10 us Tor Treatise OF
Blood and SKIN Diseases, mailed free.
THE swrrr SPEcirrc g ~ vos : Atiauta a.
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sell bicycles on easy payments,
WIN. A. l.. KNOX,
9O2 Main ST., Dallas.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-01
TEE nIvER OF nmr.

A beautiful stream is the River Of Rest:
The still. vide waters sweep clear and
cold,
A tall mast crosses Q star Ia the west,
A white safl CLEANS in the west worlds
gold;
II leans 20 the shore Of ths River of
Rest
The lily-lined shere Of the River of Rest.
The boatman Fisea, be reaches Q hand,
he knsws you well, be will steer you
true,
And far. 90 far from all ills Hpon land,
From hates. from fRtes, shat parsue
and pursue;
Far over tbs iily-lined River of Rest
Dear mystical, magical River Of Rest.
A sssried, sweet stream is this River Of
Reas;
The souls of all time keep its ultimate
shore;
And jOursey you esst. or journey yoz
west,
Unwilling or willing, sure-fOoted OF
sore,
You surely will come to this River OF
Rest,
This bsautifHl, beautiful River Of Rest.
-JOdqtIfS Aillsy, IN the Century.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-01


Isoisfed fsom sisigszafson, zaussesed
b. ne EsusEal aovsrnmanG, Surrounded
b aaTaes fosa. TIE pionssrs of WASH
inRson TERRITORY demonstrated % q re-
naFkabae degree the self reliAnes. the
eouFAes, endaFanes and eapasisy for
sslf-eosernmsnt Of ths Ameriean peO-
pie. On sunday LAST the Posr-Isrxz1l
oEscEA pabiished 3 partial List of those
who. dsaDsse ths danger thai threatened
from ssvaass inefsed By smissaEsss Of
foreign powers. laid here the fsuRdssion
Of great State.
The names, IN many Gases, are not Of
these who passed ths danger, fer all did
not pass. May are lie names Of tie
wia = and orphans Of those Who died
Ia The struggle OF hsvs since died, while
The governments pauses 10 reflect over
tbe business Of their claim. BY an ect
Of Congress IL il written that those VITO
Suffered loss At tbs hands Of the savaees
shall be paid sui Of the annaltiss granted
10 the Indiass eonniiling the dspreda-
sions. Tss claims cited hAvs been hlsd
in accordance with this set, and Is ID
these claims which have lain in the
pigeon-holes Of the Capitol until. no
doubt. they smell rankly II nildsw.
In the msantime the claims of Chi
nsse are aeitased snd receive attention.,
while the pionears whose mares figure
in the old nasty claims are rspidIy dy
ing OF. In few years mere they will
all have Rone and thess fields and for
ests that knev them first will know them
no more. II ever 10 be paid, these
claims should be paid now. while the
evidence can be obtained TO sift tbs
faIss from thetrue and while the msney
awarded may relieve the necessities OF
the original claimants.
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a WOMAS's EXCHANGE.


Several weeks ago the Pogr-IETK1I1-
oKscEs suggested that there be organ
izsd In Seattle q woman's Exchange
similar 70 thosa which have BEEN 90
beneficial in many Of the Southeastern
asd Southern cities. Tkis Idea has been
taken no By 9 RumbsF Of sur prominent
ladies, and efforts are being made for
the organization upon . practical basis
Of such On institution a. was suggested.
That the efforts OF the good ladies
who axe anxious 10 found an institution
that will give relief to their needy sis
tiers will be suoceasful-ihat they will
be sminentiy suoeeasful-ths Posr-Ia.
TKLLIaENoSs earnestly hopes. A uell
conducts d Woman's Exchange located
10 Seattle would be an inessimabIs
benefit 10 large portion OF the women
Of this city who are thrown, in whole OF
In part, upon their own exertions 10.
support. Nor would u be without bene.
hts TO the community at large which Of
themselves would afford a sufficient
reason fer lis existence.
There are 10 this city, as elsewhere
many women who are Ia need bat who
would be amply able TO support them
selves If their abilities ooald be turned
In the right direction. II the work oil
their skillful fingers eould be property
placed before the public. The advan.
taRes to all such Of a responsible iussitu.
zion TO which women could consign their
wares and which would place them prep.
orly Before the public, need scarcely BE-
stated. Women too often shrink from
placing the articles which they havs
manufactured aud the deIicacies which
they have made upon the market in
direct compositions with the resal.s Of
she skill Of tbs artist, the designer, The
baker or he eonfeciioner. This, a
Woman's Exchange would do for them
and ladies could earn ia their own
homes sufficient TO keep them in com.
fort.
That the experiment Of establishing A
Woman's Exchange In this eits. il wisely
conducted, would be a success, there
can be no reasonable doaht. There are
many women who would gladly eonaien
the pFodus's Of their skill and industry
fanoy-work, paintings, bread, cake and
What motto snoh an institution, and
on the sshes bend, it would be patron
izad most generously by the public. II
would supply the link between the pro
ducer aud the consumer which has been
wanting, and Soald DO almost equally
beneficial 10 both.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-01
APPROPRIATION BILLS.

No Congressional custom is more rep.
rehensihle than that OF leaving the
passage OF ihs bills providing the ap-
preparations necessary for she mainis-
nance Of the Government until the lsst
days, or even the last hours, Of tie
session. Year after year she end Of the
session approaches With the appFopria-
ton bills almost untouched. and this
work, among the most Important which
Congress is called upon to vesforu, is
either hastily aud csrsiessly done or
left entirely undene.
The idea 10 thus postponine the con
sidesation Of the appropriation bills was
probably, originally, that longer time
would thas be obtained for their Gen.
slderation, beth by the committees and
on the door. ASS matter OF fact, how
ever, the practices renders the adequate
consideration Of appropriation bills an
tmpOssibility. Reported daring the
last wees Of the session. they are taken
up and rushed throagh in fever sh
haste, and whatever consideration they
receive must be Ia eoamittse. for they
receive none ia the House and Senate.
Congress thus practically delegates 10
its committees the power Of passing
upon the appropriation bills. and fails
10 perform itself ths work whish /,
should perform most carefully. The
rush aud wrangle Whish vin be seen
over the appropriation bills within The
next fev days is fairly typical Of shat
is seen at the end Of every session and
especially Al The end Of every shor. ses
sioa. Il IL anything but careful and
prudent legislation.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-01
EAn-suGHrED roLICr OF CANADA.


II is positively asserted that definite
arrangements have bssn oomRlsted BY
the Cunard Steamship Company for the
transfer Of the Bothnia, GaIlia and
ecythia 10 the Pasifio Oeean for service
between Vancouver, Yokohama and
HonRksng. They will be Subsidized
by the Canadian Government, and in
connection with the Canadian Pacific
Railway viii form o through route for
the transportation Of merchandise be-
tween China and America, besides car.
Fying mails marked for that route from
the United States and Europe.
This cid story has been dinasd 10 our
ears again and again fr0m 1883 to the
present day. And Jet there are men
who will charge the decay Of American
Shipping TO the unholy policy of pro.
tection. Had We. Afseen years ago,
possessed sufficient foresight and broad
public spirit TO do What the Canadian
government is nov doing, q subsidized
English marine would not have swept
our vessels from the seas; we should not
toby be obliged TO rely upon foreign
ers for the transportation Of our COM
moditiss; our produsts would Rol reach
other olimea in foreign bottoms; oar
trade With South America would not be
By the roundabout way Of London and
Liverpool; our iron ship yards could
not be counted on the fingers Of one
hand-tOdAy a woeful possibility; the
plant for the building Of ships of war
would not be al uncertain chance Of the
future; and the American sailor might
still hold that commanding position
which was bis fifty years ago, whes the
stars and stripes might be found hoat-
ing in every important commercial port
in the world.
The Canadian government is, BY i,s
present aid to new venture, establish
ing commerce with China and the
+ ast which may never be turned from
the channel 10 which II is once success
fully started. |, is n step which may
prove of vital consequences to our Paei.
hc Coast ports and the tFansoontineEtaI
railways running into them, aud when
one realizes how our western harbors
are fitted by nature for shsltcring a
magnificent shipping, it is but to de-
plore she mistaken idea Of public poll, '
which suffers others to Improve oppor-
tnnities which have so long been open
"a IA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-01
SEAEING THE ESn.


The Forty ninth Congress is nearing
the end Of its existence. On Friday
next 70 will expire, leaving is deeds Al a
isa misdeeds for the people TO remember
or forget aa they may choose.
II cannot be said that tbs Fosty ninth
Congress has been 3 success. Il cannot
be said that IL was al average Congress
II cannot even be said that lie members
Aave fairly earned their salaries. II is
common thing 10 complain ct the end
Of each session Of Congress that too
little, or too much. has been done, but
In this case. AZ least, complaint cannot
be considered nniussifahle.
There are two acts Of legislation, and
only s~o, By whiSh she Forty u insh Oon
erees will be remembered. OF coarse,
some other impoFtantlav may be enacted
within the three days Of life which still
remain 10 The Congress. bat IL is alto
geeher improbable. The appropriation
oills and other necessary measures will
occupy she remaining time. and IL Ia
scarcely possible thai any other lesisla.
ton will be attempted. The Congress
must be judged. then. hy the law regu,
lattng The Presidential succession sod
che Inter State Commerce act. The for.
msE Of which Is acknowledged 10 be
defective, ard concerning the scope. the
probable eject, az even the inserpsesa-
tios, Of ihs latter Of which no lwo men
can agree,
These two questionable Laws have
esea placed arsn che statute books. bas
the nany things which the psOpse de.
uaaDded Shal CsngFess shoald do have
eesa Jeff aHdone. The construction Of
coast deisnses. The buldias Of a see
Havy, The admission into ,hs Union Of
Territories which are ia every way itssd
20 eseoEne States. and doasn other
things Of more CT less pressing inpar.
tAnes have been almost utterly nsSlecs-
ed-preeisely A. ore might have sap.
posed they would BE-.
In regard ts Haay Of these necessary
measures the RspahiiCaa Senate has
dene is duiy, bus ia almost every esse
Ita seitan has been rendered Of Nc esFes;
ey tee 9oxgsd and persistent iaacsson
Of The nsasoeralie Hoaae o. Represent
stives, Amosg other bills whieh have
ps&sed the Sensts are these Tot The al
mission q Dakota snd Washington.
neither Of whlsh has even been .. six {
erred BY ths HoEse tie senate has
alec pAs>e4 bills prsyiasnS faF beSis.
nina Of the w0Fs Of eassiraesiaz eaSss
aud oaildtse Jaw. hes these
llsa have h - qatesiy shsiveld ~ Sc
aeuss committees. % wsase tender !
neFeies they we're consigned.
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TO THE PEOPLE OF SEATTLE
AND OTHERS.

CERTAIN UNsCRUPULoUs PER.
~ sons have represented to our detri-
ment that We manufacture only cheap
soaps. Intentionally conveying the idea
that our soaps are Of poor. quality, when
SUCH IS NIT THE CASE. Though in ene
sense OF the woid our soaps are cheap, the
purchaFer II getting more soap Of supe-
rior quality than OF certain higher priced
SOAPS. We mske all grades Of lsuR ~
and hou.eh0lf soapa and pecially recon-
meRf our WEeTkRk QUEEN kAvON
IS sHitsb'e for all uses aud slwaYs giving
satisfa ton. Because Of the thorouRhRess
with which this scap cleanses do mot
think that IL Injuries the clothing We
guarantee satisfaction lmoney 70 unded II
otherwisel and that IL viii not hura the
hands or injnre the paost delicate fabric,
Do yol wi h - built mp yeur home In
dustrfesi II so. ron win find us deserving
o your patronage. Insist upon the use on
only this soap In your household. AJAX
your grocer for II and take no other than
the Western Queen Savon. We ask you
as favor due TO your home inda tries to
purchase enc box Of this soap and give It
q tho Tough trial.
fee SEATTLE SOAP co.
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sAs Tnepdng rahellssa n cAina. ~ f1r-
tznes Of war delivered in4s the hands ef
145u Gordon tbs perxon cf one. GeuerA1
BuFsevfne. fer whose hand ahars wns q
szandfng seward q ise09 faaEs for
Drominent part the latter had saksn sn
lootiEg maz6axsn's palace. The Gene-
raj Via the Io0tfng business apart.
seaEns 70 have bsen "a nncommsnlr hard
casa. was hroaghf before Gordon, with
somethinE q his following. and asked
what be had 70 say for himself. The lat
Ter. thinking moss probably that II was Q
case shere his speech mizAt mar his for
sunea preserved stolid silence, ard
Gordos, ever ready to lecture and I'm
BruFe N occasAon- At once sailed in in
hia usual way. In tie midst of the ad-
dress Burgeyine, turning qaid Of Hne
cut over IN HE mouth. exDectov1eed dan
gerously near 70 Gozdons weIl-polished
boots. and interrupted with. Dana IL.
Gordon. Il yoa're going 10 hang. hang;
but d0nt give q % mueh o. that damned
tsNT Gordon looked nrxs ct his hoos.
and seeing that Il was sposIsss. Kazed at
Burgevine half a moment VITA an expren-
si1n as II he wsuld have liked 70 have
laid his rattan cans absut his shoulders.
Then saying calmly. %You shall be quite
satisfied presently, sir. turned on his heel
and walked ofE Meanwhile the China
men were rigging ropes on the trees in
readiness for the execution Of the plur-
dsreEs. At the last moment, however. an
aid-de-camp came from Gordon 70 say
that the lives Of al should be spared, but
that he would have them deported out Of
tbs country. On hearing this Burgevine
expeetoEated agAiA and said. We'll, tell
him for me he's good cid son.- and with
his fellow culprits he marched or cheer,
fully 70 the eAlaboose. Gordon was a.
good - his word. as the sequel TO the
story shows. the euIprIts being shipped
on 70 their respective countries. America
and Englsnd.
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Sale of Steam Propeller.
HEADouAR's DIVISION OF THE PACIFIC, J
OF siCF OF CHIEF QUARTkRMAsTKR

HEADouAR's DIVISION OF THE PACIFIC,
Or sIcK OF CHIEF QUARTkRMAsTKR.
SAN Francisco. CAL, Dec. e, 1886 J
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the steam propeller General Nc
Pherson," which has for SEINE years been
in the employ Of the Government in the
San Francisco Harbor, viii, together with
the property on board. be sold at public
auction 70 the highest bidder, on board
the steamer at Washingtan-street wharf,
San Francisco, Cal, on Wednesday, the
ID day Of March. 1887, at ii o'clock a, m.
The General Mcpherson" was built for
he United States In 1867 her extreme
length fs 81 feet beam 81 feet depth of
hod 81 feet; wooden hull; tonnage i04 q
Non-condensing engine; cylinder "a inches
diameter, "a inches stroke. Boiler cylin-
drical. III feet length, 81 feet diameter.
Speed about 10 miles psr hour. The
steamer is now lying at Angel Island
Cove. San Francisco Harbor. Some
hlades Of her propeller are broken. The
Government reserves the right to reject
sny and all bids. Terms cash. For fur
Their information apply 70 the undersigned.
ALKX. J. PERRY,
Assistant Qu srtarmastsr General, u A.,
Chief Or. Mr.. Division OF the Pacific.
ial34 fa71
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Steam Launch for Sale.
oyyIcH DEror ouAETrHMAsrxR.

OyyTcH DKPoT QUARTKRMAsrKR,
VANCOUVER W r., Jan. l. 1857.
ENOR WANT OF USE. THERE WILL
u Be sold ct Portland. Or. on March Sd,
1871, AZ public AZ stion % the highest bid
der, the United States steam Iannch
" Dispatch
Length, n feet; beam. . feet: drauRht.
81 feet; Eain cabin, llxe feet; after cab
In. 7xs feat: Westinghouse engine, SKA.
S-horse-power: Westinghouse boiler. 81
Sale 70 take place at foot Of Morrison
street. Portland. Or at 10 o'clock o. m.
Terms Of sale: Caah In United States
currency. All inquiries addressed to the
Dspot Quartermasisr. Vancouver Depot
w. T., viii be psomptly answered. Pho
togrph OF boat can be seen ct the once ei
this paper. VIM. 8. PATTEN.
iae 9 Cant. and A. @ n. u. g. Army.
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FARM HOMES

We can settle to excellent
advantage 90 families in our
neighborhood, lscated on
Hoods Canal, in jefferson
county, So miles from Seat
tie. Climate excellent, soil
very productive. Fruit, veg
etables, hay, ETC., raised in
abundance. Good schools
8 months of the year; gen.
eral store, postofice, and a
live community.
am not dealing in lands,
but offer TO assist gratui-
touslY good men to settle
ment in our community.
Address
J. n. McARpLE,
iaS oailesae, wAshingtoa Territory.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-01

The Nev South must be Booming. A
Union City. Tennessee. special 30 the
Louisville Courier Journal says; THE
Las aad Order Committee was out in
full force last niekt. One woman and
three negro men were visited aud severe.
~ whipped" Yet, this il the era Of
GOOD FEELING.
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ingalls, speech on accepting the 70
sponsibiiities of presiding offiosr Of the
United States Senate vas a. graceful 81
IL wss brief. InGsIIs is sn ornament 10
the Senate, the opiBioa Of Our English
cousins 10 the eeBtrary notwithstanding.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-01

The Territories must let the knocker
On the door Of the Union remain silent
for smother year. PERHAPS the Fifliesh
oongrsas viii prove more hospitabIe
than her older sister and will open the
long closed door.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-01

BAN Jones IL stated 10 have said In q
recent sermon When & representative
Of the Methodist church died on the
ballroom noer-a younR lady-the devil
came IN. picked her up bodily sad ran
of With her" The baii.r room must have
been NEXT door to q printing sfics, or.
perhaps, 10 may have been q masque-
cd